…ve appointed such advisers that the University Alliance, a group of pre- and post-1992 universities, is setting up a policy advisers group, providing a network for the growing numbers employed in the role. Read the full article. …
…ities. It would be sensible to scrap the TDA and merge it with Hefce to bring teaching into line with the funding support of many other forms of professional training. Janet Beer Vice-chancellor of Oxford Brookes University and chair of the University Alliance Read the full article….
…even accommodation options. You can talk to them about your situation and make sure they understand your eagerness to join soon. I tried to stay informal just to ease up the atmosphere but keep it professional, this way you can clarify any doubts you have about joining a course. Seek help from agents and career advisers Another piece of advice I would give is to seek help from agents and career advisers that give proper guidance during this proce…
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…to the labs, I can see it being applied in the workplace immediately. That makes it click for me,” he adds. “I’m working in organic chemistry, trying to find the best conditions for a given chemical reaction, so I get a lot of exposure to the areas I’m interested in. “I’ve worked on medicines to treat lung cancer, breast cancer, and pancreatic cancer.” Pfizer puts its faith in Greenwich Degree apprenticeships require strong partnerships between un…
…an opportunity to learn from experts with experience I could tap into and make my knowledge and skills more holistic while being able to immediately apply what I learn to real world problems at work. It not only provides an excellent platform to share ideas with fellow practitioners, but also enables me to contribute to other topics that are shaping my discipline. The apprenticeship is also exposing me to the innovations in the field of analytics…
…a leading manufacturer in industrial vehicles, and will likely be used to make long-haul trucks more efficient and cleaner. Simon Brewster, CEO of Dolphin N2 said “We knew the technology had world-leading efficiency, but it was the research at Brighton that also showed incredibly low levels of NOx emissions. Without this discovery, the technology could still be seen as a dirty engine – with it, it can compete side-by-side with so-called zero emis…
…ng with industry giant Tata Steel to help them reduce their energy use and make their business more environmentally and economically sustainable. The University has researched and helped to implement a system which takes hydrogen gas produced using electricity and waste carbon dioxide and uses a biological system to create methane gas. This energy can then be put back into the grid, using renewable energy generators. In Short: Tata Steel currently…
…evelop and offer a three-year Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship. This makes the constabulary the first force in the South West to move its initial police learning to a degree-based apprenticeship. This is an excellent way of training police constable recruits for the force, while enabling them to gain a qualification. Launched this year, the programme places the apprentice officers in real-life situations. During lectures and workshops taught…
